Thread by @JoshuaH29403304

1/ the narrative here is not true. Clement prophesied about a praying president who would be baptized in the Holy Spirit. Clement himself wrote in an article that this was about Obama; though the NARish narrative is that this prophecy is about Trump. It never was.

https://twitter.com/lancewallnau/status/1946314218677895207

2/ Clement: "the Spirit of God spoke a prophecy through me, saying that He would fill the next President with the Holy Spirit while he was in office. Well, why would that change suddenly because a Democrat was chosen? Yes, He can and YES HE WILL!"
65583.stablerack.com/Articles-?blog…

3/ read the 5th paragraph in the last link. He is speaking directly and specifically about Obama. The "Praying President" prophecy cannot be about Trump.
How then do so many believe that it is about Trump?

4/ the goofed up narrative came about by several of Clement's prophecies being strung together as if they were one word... "Trump shall become a trumpet" was a separate prophecy, but it got cut and pasted together with the praying president word.

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Pay careful attention to the dates and locations of the words as they are given. These are not, and never were, one prophecy. They have been stitched together to make them seem to say something none of them ever did WHILE ignoring that Clement attribute

6/ one part of it to Obama.
What we have here is charismatica in action. It's created a distortion based narrative and lore about Trump being more gifted and spiritual than he authentically is.
May God bless and guide the president in all things. But this prophecy is hype.

7/ Maybe we can be more biblical, actually obey the scriptures, and test all things and hold fast to that which is good. The idea that Trump is the fulfillment of some prophecy is not accurate; and holding fast to it is NOT good.

@threadreaderapp please unroll